Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-12
LOCAL 6REvITIES.

city.
Mr.. Charles Sellers returned this morn
ing from Chicago.
The board Of equalization are still On
their weary rounds.
The Second Presbyterians picnic al Vel
low Springs, Thursday.
Colonel George Sintz went to Columbus
this morning on business.
Mrs Wm. II. Blee left this morning an q
visit Ia friends in Detroit.
Miss Mary Smith left this AFTERNOON, Via
the Pan Handle, for New York.
Mr. Randolph Coleman and bride left
this morning on a tour Of the lakes.
Miss Jennie Forrest. of this city. is the
guest Of Miss Irena Baker of Urbana-
Mrs. Walter Fellowes is in Cincinnati to
attend the funeral of Mr.. W. b. Ward.
The hearing Of the Salvation army in the
police court takes place one week from to-
day.
Miss Mollie Dwyer and Miss Gallia
Ryan. of this city. are visiting Miss Katie
Quinn. of Yellow Springs.
Messrs. b. II. Barr and A. Wiager left
this morning for Kansas City, to be absent.
perhaps. ten days or two weeks.
The prospects are that the First Luther
ans will have the biggest picnic Of the sea
son. Thursday, At Ludlow Fails.
Miss Rosa Heglia went to Cincinnati t"-
day where she will be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Sawyer for two weeks.
Mr. A. NJ. Hussey. OF this city, is rust-
eating for week or two al his former
home in Bowlusville, Greene county.
Mrs. James Fleming, matron Of the
county infirmary. who recently received
such severe fall. is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Col. Fellowes went to Cincinnati to-
dav 10 attend the funeral Of Master John
ME Draper, a son of one of her sisters.
Mr.. Charles Jefferies left today for
GAINESVILLE 10 attend the wedding Of Miss
Harris. which occurs there tomorrow even
ing.
James Boyle, who is charged with Hs
murder of Dennis Mahoney, will have his
hearing in the police court next Friday
morning.
Charles Thomas, colored, aged about 81
wears. died last night, at the county in
Urinary. Of general debility. He was
buried today.
Several members of the Springfield shoot
ing club are indulging in practice match
at the club range on Perrine's farm. south
OF the city this afternoon.
Mr.. Will Rabbits leaves tomorrow for
visit TO ST. Paul and Minneapolis, {" spend
his midsummer vacation. He will be the
gues, of his brother. Mr. Charles rabbits.
Messrs. John Hay, Henry Fehl and
William Woods are engaged in appraising
the stock Of Hendley, Alexander Co,
the planning mill firm that assigned last
week.
The REpuRIIC is indebted TO Mr.. A. NJ.
Crothers. of Los Angeles, Cal. for late
numbers of papers published there. Mr..
Crothers is now q successful real estate
broker in the city Of Angeles.
George Heffner, who was so badly
powder burned on the Fourth. rs to render
his recovery somewhat doubtful, Is getting
along even better than could be expected.
and will likely soon be entirely well.
Miss Matte. the charming daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Sperry, of Nashville,
Tenn. and granddaughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs Amos Barr, Is now the guest OF
her aunt. Mrs. A. Il. Smith, at sls north
Limestone street.
Quite a number of the members of the
Springfield Shooting club will 20 to James
town. on Thursday, to take part in big
shooting tournament to be given there at
the fair grounds, under the auspices OF the
jamestown Gun club
Mrs Nit Crothers, of Springfield. was
the guest of friends and relatives In this
city last week She leaves in few days
for Los Angeles, Cal, where her husband
went some time ago, and is now engaged
in business In tha, city.-Nenia Gnzettc.
The woman's Relief Corps will run an
excursion to the o. 8. and S. o. Home, at
Xenia. on Thursday. July lith. Fare for
the round trip. adults soc: children SOC.
Tickets good on all regular trains. Trains
leave Little Miami depot at 1:l5 and 1920
a. m.
The village Of Norton, near Delaware, |
furnished curiOus freak of nature. A
young chicken was Matched which was per |
fectIy formed. except that the heart was
upon the outside of the body. The fowl
lived two days, the hearts pulsatiOns being
observed by a number of people.